Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2002
First Advisor
S. Allen Broughton
Abstract
Let S be a surface with a triangular tiling T. Let R be a reflection a side of one of the triangles; so that R is an orientation reversing isometry of the surface. Define M = {s in S |S : Rs = s}. We then say that the surface S separates along the reflection R if S-R has two components. This paper considers the applications of graph theoretic methods to determining whether a reflection is separating or not and compares the algorithmic efficiency of these methods to the current known methods.
Recommended Citation
Young, Stephen, "Applications of Graph Theory to Separability" (2002). Mathematical Sciences Technical Reports (MSTR). 90.
https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/math_mstr/90
Comments
MSTR 02-09